With regards to a cancer treatment, every food that we eat or drink can be categorized into several different categories: Foods that feed and strengthen the cancer cells and/or the microbes in the cancer cells and body. Examples would be: refined sugar (e.g. see: Challenge Cancer Website), refined flour, soda pop, dairy products, etc.Continue reading “Cancer fighting diet”
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Depression is a brain disease
In a genome-wide study, Perlis and colleagues found 17 genetic variations linked to depression at 15 genome locations. In addition to hinting at a link between depression and brain gene expression during development, there was also evidence of overlap between the genetic basis of depression and other mental illnesses. While the genome sites identified stillContinue reading “Depression is a brain disease”
Prostate cancer, Dr Mercola
A Saner, Safer Approach to Treating Prostate Cancer The New York Times article did not mention the option of doing what makes sense while you watch and wait, and it is hard to understand why. There are natural nutritional agents that can help you prevent and treat prostate cancer, including getting lots of sun exposureContinue reading “Prostate cancer, Dr Mercola”
Diet for the elderly
A personalised nutrition approach Micronutrients such as zinc, copper and selenium play a pivotal role in a range of physiological functions and maintain immune and antioxidant systems (Eugenio Mocchegiani et al.). The complex interactions between micronutrients and genes could help in understanding how best to use nutrients as supplements in clinical practice. Further genetic andContinue reading “Diet for the elderly”
Is grinding up naproxen for migraines safe (mixing in water)?
Is grinding up naproxen for migraines safe (mixing in water)? by Connie b. Dellobuono Answer by Connie b. Dellobuono: Naproxen as an NSAID is acidic. It maybe safe but long term but can be acidic to the cells causing ulceration. Reduce dosage for safety reasons. For migraines, visit http://www.clubalthea.com. Migraines can be a sign ofContinue reading “Is grinding up naproxen for migraines safe (mixing in water)?”
Dopamine pathways and Parkinson
Dopamine pathways is to Parkinson and Serotonin pathway is to Alzheimer’s Dopaminergic pathways, sometimes called dopaminergic projections, are neural pathways in the brain that transmit the neurotransmitter dopamine from one region of the brain to another.[1][2] The neurons of the dopaminergic pathways have axons that run the entire length of the pathway. The neurons’ somataContinue reading “Dopamine pathways and Parkinson”
Growth hormone rich foods
Morning glory Melatonin-rich foods can increase HGH production by up to 157%. Raspberries give the best boost to your levels, so throw some on your oats for breakfast. Clinical Endocrinology Fish for a compliment Vitamin D deficiency is directly related to lowered levels of male hormones, but raw fish such as salmon sashimi provides 271%Continue reading “Growth hormone rich foods”
Magnesium for Parkinson’s and other chronic disorders and for anti-aging
90% of our body cells need calcium and magnesium. My mom and I cannot sleep without taking these two minerals in one cap or tab. My Parkinson’s senior client has an appetite now and is slowly recovering from overdose of meds with these two minerals in food and supplements. Do take your calcium and magnesiumContinue reading “Magnesium for Parkinson’s and other chronic disorders and for anti-aging”
Clean up our lymps to reduce restless leg syndrome
We have ingested processed foods that are inflammatory like milk with hormones, soda and other foods, non whole foods. We have to up our immune system. Lack of sleep is a symptom of lack of magnesium and calcium and other important nutrients. We have to stop chronic symptoms early, we can still detox. Our chiropractor,Continue reading “Clean up our lymps to reduce restless leg syndrome”
Why Does Calcium Leave our Bones From Drinking Calcium Rich Milk?
There are 28 amino acids in nature. The human body can manufacture 19 of them. The other nine are called “essential.” We must get them from the foods we eat. One of those “essential” aminos is methionine. One needs methionine for many human metabolic functions including digestion, detoxification of heavy metals, and muscle metabolism. However,Continue reading “Why Does Calcium Leave our Bones From Drinking Calcium Rich Milk?”
Magnesium oil, for healthy heart cells, brittle bones, stiff muscles
More then 300 biochemical reactions in the body involve Magnesium. It maintains normal muscle and nerve function, controls steady heart rhythm , plays an important role in the immune system, and strengthens bones. It helps regulate blood sugar levels, normal blood pressure, and is involved in energy metabolism and protein synthesis . There is anContinue reading “Magnesium oil, for healthy heart cells, brittle bones, stiff muscles”
Cut your drug costs
Consider an over-the-counter (OTC) drug first for these conditions. Heartburn $225 per month Insomia $145 Seasonal Allergies $113 per month Migraine headaches $13.90 per month Joint Pain $177 per month Consult your doctor regularly. For the young, up your intake of Vit C, sleep before 10pm, cut alcohol and drugs and eat well (more onContinue reading “Cut your drug costs”
Vision loss is tied to lack of sleep
Vision loss is tied to lack of sleep. Lose weight and still be healthy. At my age, my regular sleeping aid includes melatonin, calcium and magnesium and valerian. Young ones sleep better than older ones with their higher melatonin levels. Sleeping past 11pm is hard on our liver. Our eyes will show it when weContinue reading “Vision loss is tied to lack of sleep”
Magnesium deficiency, high blood pressure and migraines
Magnesium helps relax blood vessels, reducing migraine if you have one. Stress and lack of magnesium in the diet can also lead to other disease conditions related to the heart and vascular systems with migraine as one of the signs. Eat more of the following while avoiding sugar: dark chocolate, pumpkin seeds, spinach, swiss chard,Continue reading “Magnesium deficiency, high blood pressure and migraines”